In this rare historic footage from the 3rd of November, 1952, we see rare insight into early children's television, in this case NBC's "Howdy Doody". Highlights include: Clarabell the Clown causing mischief; Several male and female children being asked what they'd do if they were elected President of the USA; Two commercials for 5th Avenue candy bars; and the ever-popular NBC-TV ID.
Reviewer:Seto-Kaiba_Is_Stupid
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May 26, 2009 Subject:
Why
I give these uploads such titles because otherwise nobody would download them. Look at the "Life with Elizabeth" episodes I uploaded, nobody downloaded them because I gave them such bland descriptions.
Reviewer:torgman
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May 26, 2009 Subject:
Thanks, but...
While I appreciate the Howdy Doody uploads, is it really necessary to emphasize titles with "Rare Historic Footage", "Better than HBO" and "Artistic Masterpiece"? I appreciate the poster's enthusiasm, but I think the title and date is sufficient detail. BTW, what does "Masterpoxen." mean?